... FRAUD ON THlE UNDERWRITERS. , f. | AoMIRAL.Y SFSSION5. Monday The 25th ult. the Admiralty Sefliin of Oyer and l'erminercommeneed, in the JtIftice 1lali, Old 16ailey before Sir Williaui Scott; Lord ElludrboItoug1, add Mr. BaronThomton. , : Ou lTuefday, O& 26, William Codiing and idm Read were capitally indiited, for deftroying und caftig away the ihip Adeifture, upon the 8th of Auguft laft, ?? ...

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... COURT OF KING's BEN(CH. Saturday, Nov. 13. Gibbons, a Printer, was brought up to receive beuntence for a libel againli litr. Shnttleworth, Captain of a South Seaman, charging him with having in urdered a-boy by fed vere flogging on board his {bip, and exciting againft Mr. S. fuch Xrng popular refeontment as endangered his life.- Mr. 9huttleworth was afterwhards tried on hre charge at the Old ...

... COURT of KINGs BENCH, Dec. 24. LINSGHAN V. HUNT. The plaintiff and defendant were both wine-merchants, aad lived in the habits of the ftriaeft intimacy and friend- fhip. The defendant had buried a wife, tbr whofe lofs be appeared to feel with all the tincere marks of hearttelt for- row; indeed his forrows feemed of more thb tthecotDiweD tort, and drew involuntarily ftro the friendl rry bfns- ...

... T'Ihe trial of Lieatellont-Colonel George Mackenzie, Captain J. B.R.cl'Dooogh, Elfign George Laniigan, Ser- the jeant Andrew M'Kay, and Se~jeant ,Ilexander Suther- cor .land, alt of the late reghirmnt of the Rofs and Cromarty of Rangers, accufed at the itflance, of Danicl 11ofs, and three other private profecutors, of being guilty of the mur- Ati der of certain perfons, named in tie-indietment ...

... . . . - 1C ?? ..w ; rliA ?? F e.a Samuel 1W halliy, Etfq- ias indi6ted for affaulting Mr. P Hague, an attorney, onl the 16sh o3f' ay laft. . a Mir. Hague the plofecutor, faid lie bad known the de- fendaut about three years,atid iu that time had tranlilaed i much bhniielfs for him. lie hiuad been ermployed by the u defendant and Mr. Barclay, his foiher in lw, to draw a ? deed of parierithip ...

... 1eOU&T OF KINNG's BENCH4, May 12. Tnrf KiNd. V. BELCIIEE.BOUHEE. AND OT]ERS, TuE KING, v. BELCHERE,B01RHKqE, AND 01lERS. s -le Defeiidits were bryp'ht up forfjudgmeent on an 'y old indjoment'aiginf thbm'; preferted by thbe-Agiftratv W of Berilrlire for h 'rt and a C flf ira ; to fight. 'They O0 e had ieered jentciot ob de Mil? ind iwas -ohl . in'conenottice 'ofth'e lathattle etiween BelIcher ...

... COURT' 'OF' TLAW., KlArG BENC/. . ObtritsV 1J. iSA6IFIELD.' ..This was an a~srsn t-o'recover-the value of a calk of por- ter fetit by the! plain.tif' firori Lndofi,.to his inothcr, in zYorkthire; by', the `v'eif of' the Dcfendant, who was a 'common carrie' , . ' : on The ezidenice pobved'that the catk of portcrvasputon :board the' defeidaait's'. veffel, -but that the vital part had .efeaped ...

... MURDER AT TIAMrMPSMITH. OLD BAILEY, Faxin 1.t Jan. 13. t Francis Smith, an Officer of Excire, was' in-_ I diaed for the wilful murder of Thoina~sMilward,' 'I ajourneyman brickla~'er, in Hainaerf~inih, on.7 the 3d o~f January inflant. 1 M ?? Lock, WVine Mlerchant in Hammer- 'I finiith, depofed, that ashe was pafling nearCrofs- lane, he met witE the prifoner about half paft 10 boet, at night, ...

... zLAW EPOR7E 'I Vtl -{ . itTL~l'i. CUItTo KlN~s BENCH .Tcsv A~ 3n - . ING V DOUWLEY. 'f'hcr fines ekijilj on Mir. Duwlcy, nnd the Mneanis ?? te enforce the iaw UAtjer the au- vhority -of . .81 Magilrates, ihaving. attraded mucb ifotice, the pefent application to the Court will receivecotiierable aitetni . Our ri;&ders wvill reiolleft, that Mr. Dbvlcy, as a M-lember ofthw Sorry Xeeomaury coyps, ...

... ri -SSt ?? Th&Affizes fo tbis cou'it A8fs±~~b calico out (if atbleaching grounid, in thle ?? ;S. ).thscnounty ,ilotard Booth &julm n`oflytfor hnrfe~Ce~iling, i1 anti 'Robert Brown aflias ippuleyavd, for-hotife-breirlting,. :I ~.received fenjertce of death; -Johnt 410 ...

... - *ASXZE INTELLIGENVCE. Il ?? 6 | ?? ?? 1, . T ?? 6 fiiufie ?? for tiis-.cou iity commenced - oi bliinday mo: ning, and cloled early the amhi aiterrintii; we nev~r witneffed f v little ?? iere ol ay foraier .occafion either in the civil orcriniinal court Wiian rjibbert, thargcd by tle Coroiei's Inqueft ith felonioutly killing and flaying TlIomas Kuilton, at iaflow, was fined is. and ordered to ...